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6 Fairhope contracts run out within twelve months, worth $47K. That is when the work goes back out to bid — and the end date was published in the award, often years ago.
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Board of Adjustment Jan 20, 2028 Planning Commission Jan 3, 2028 Board of Adjustment Dec 20, 2027 Planning Commission Dec 6, 2027 Board of Adjustment Nov 15, 2027 Planning Commission Nov 1, 2027 Board of Adjustment Oct 18, 2027 Planning Commission Oct 4, 2027 Board of Adjustment Sep 20, 2027 Planning Commission Sep 9, 2027 Board of Adjustment Aug 16, 2027 Planning Commission Aug 2, 2027 Board of Adjustment Jul 19, 2027 Environmental Advisory Board Jul 9, 2027 Planning Commission Jul 8, 2027 Board of Adjustment Jun 21, 2027 Environmental Advisory Board Jun 11, 2027 Planning Commission Jun 7, 2027 Board of Adjustment May 17, 2027 Environmental Advisory Board May 14, 2027 Planning Commission May 3, 2027 Board of Adjustment Apr 19, 2027 Environmental Advisory Board Apr 9, 2027 Planning Commission Apr 5, 2027 Board of Adjustment Mar 15, 2027 Environmental Advisory Board Mar 12, 2027 Planning Commission Mar 1, 2027 Board of Adjustment Feb 15, 2027 Environmental Advisory Board Feb 12, 2027 Planning Commission Feb 1, 2027 Board of Adjustment Jan 19, 2027 Environmental Advisory Board Jan 8, 2027 Planning Commission Jan 4, 2027 City Council Dec 28, 2026 City Council Dec 28, 2026 Board of Adjustment Dec 21, 2026 City Council Dec 14, 2026 City Council Dec 14, 2026 Environmental Advisory Board Dec 11, 2026 · in 28 days Planning Commission Dec 7, 2026 · in 24 days

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